Mount Carmel Township High School - Kismet Yearbook (Locust Gap, PA)

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1937 Forty Mathematics SPONSOR: MR. IAMES DEANE President .,..,. ,, Sadie Boylan Vice-President , Berenice Carr Secretary ,,.. ., Helen Cannon Treasurer . . .,,.. ,.... . . . , .... , . ,,,, Anna Bordell The chief purpose of this club is to stimulate a deep interest in mathematics and a sincere curiosity to acquire the numerous applications of this subject. Su- bordinate to this is the purpose to develop in the members a social spirit - a spirit of responsibility and burden-sharing. The former purpose has been achieved to a certain extent by studying and striving to become acquainted with the lives of the men who developed our great science, and also by bringing ourselves to realize how dependent the other sciences and even our very civilization are on mathematics. The social purpose has been partly realized by striving to conduct our meet- ings, and election of officers according to Parliamentary procedure. MEMBERS Beatrice Bailoni Mary Blase Gertrude Blase Sadie Boylan Berenice Carr Miriam Henninger Samuel Mychak Aldo Scicchitano Vincent Sebastian Peter Shaifchik Remo Mortelli Regina Kiewlak Anthony Kondor Catherine Beierschmitt Rose Blase Anna Bordell Helen Cannon Thomas Gamble Kathleen McGee Patricia Ruffing Margaret Sebastian Marie Shutt Harold Yentsch Clementine Shultz Robert Davis F ffflrf airliner' ecfiHlEQfTr iiii

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I9-37 D ' ,Club The Mimic Dramatic Club was organized in September of 1934 under sponsorship of Miss C. C. Cannon. Iuniors and Seniors only were permitted to join. The purpose of the club is to promote interest and activity in dramatic expression. During the regular club meetings, the members presented a number of one- act plays, monologues, and skits. These activities helped to establish confid- ence, exhibited a varied display of abilities, and gave each one an opportunity to be selected for a part in three-act plays which were presented in public, Geor e Mclnt re ,. . Q Y Terry Mclntyre Mrs. Mclntyre ., Professor Mclntyre Prudence Darling . Iane .......,.... Clair . . , . . . Patty . Miriam . , Dutch , , , Gladiola . Sadie Kate .. Loretta ,, .. Mrs. Lipper . Freddie ,,.,. . Iudy . . Miss Pritchard Iervis Pendleton Cyrus Wykoff , Abner Parsons . , Sally .... , . Iulia .... , The Cast of i'Growing Pains , Vincent Hullihan .. Rita Humpf Catherine Bergonia , . . . . Ioseph Greco . , . . Rose Breaker Dorothea Glessner , . . , , Mae Cahoon . . . . Anna Welsh . . . Mary Tomedi ,. . Paul McGee Hal .......,.. ,. Ralph Colross Omar , , , . .,.. Iames Murray Pete ....,. , . . , , Francis Langton Brian ...,,,..,, ,..... C hester Doyle Mrs. Patterson . ,. .,.. Margaret Ditchey Elsie Patterson A . . , . ..... lane Graham Vivian . . .,,. , , ,,... Anna Swinko Williaiii Rufhng Ofhcer, .. .. Ioseph Langton, Patrina Tudy, Anna Pav- loski, Isoble Fiamoncini, Harold Yentch. Ioseph Sebastian, The Cast of Daddy Long Legs , , . . Mary Carr . . . Marie Martini .. . Mary Cannon Anna McAndrew . . . , Ioseph Boyle ,. Mary Coval . Barbara Swisher . . Ioseph Greco . Francis Langton . . William Ruffing Agatha Ficca Molly Slotterback Mrs. Pendleton . . . , , Patrina Tudy limmie McBride . . . . , . Paul McGee Mrs. Semple .. .... Margaret Cohoon Carrie .. .....,,.,, Isobel Fiamoncini Griggs ...,. ..... ....,,.. R a lph Colross Walters ., . ,. Iames Murray Trustees of The Iohn Grier HomeEMar- garet Kelser, Christine Gamble, Vincent Hul- lihan. Orphans K Mary Eileen O'Brien. Mary Lou Moraskie, Eileen Weldon, Ruth Brecker, lames Doyle, Iimmy McGee, Iackie McGee, Michael Moraskie Ir. Thirty-nine eeere 555.115 eere as 4E1ffYigffffQff

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1937 Qrchestra SPoNsoR: Miss LILLIAN HONICKER The Mount Carmel Township High School Orchestra under the supervision of Miss Lillian Honicker originated in 1934, lt had a membership of eighteen, consisting of 6 violins, 3 saxophones, 3 accordions, 3 slide trombones, a guitar, a piano and a drum. In May of 1935 the Orchestra presented a concert that was given for the benefit of the public. Among the arias played Navy Blue and Gold , Isle of Capri , Triumph of Peace , Stars and Stripes Forever , and Princess to the Sun were more laudable because of the difficulty of composition, The Orchestra furnished the music for all high school plays and our crown- ing joy every term is our accompaniment to Senior Commencement Exercises. As time passed our membership dwindled until in 1936 we had an enroll- ment of twelve: Piano . ....... Mae Boyle, Olga Shuptar Accordion . . William Costa, Iohn Malinoski First Violin . . . ...,..... Ioseph Boyle, Leon Higgins Second Violin Rose DuLisse, Dora Allen, Ollie Longbine Drums . , ., .. Robert Duppy, Iohn Halkovich Forty-one